Difference between KEB0 & RSA5

Hello Friends,
I'm trying to find out the difference between installing RSA5 COPA & KEB0.  I understand that under RSA5 you activate or install datasources pertaining to particular area(COPA) and KEB0 we create our own datasource structure.  So, does that mean that if there is no datasource structure available under RSA5 then we go and create our own structure in KEB0? 
So, is my assumptions right? Please explain?
Best Regards,

Hi,
There are no standard datasources supplied with CO-PA unlike SD,MM,FI,etc. The reason being each company has its own way of doing Profitability Analyses. So you need to create your CO-PA datasource in KEB0 and then use it. Same is the case with FI-SL also.
For other areas like MM,SD,PP, etc you need to use RSA5.
Bye
Dinesh

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